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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04


side stole at me he thinks 1 am as pur-
ty as a hipapOtamus. He gave me
some candy and thought was a Wild
der, but Jake is fooled. Oh dear me it
is too late for me to set my cap for
Jake now, but 1 have a right smart gal
that might suit him. Well AlisJur Edi-
tor 1 was up to your burg Yesterday but
have not lit down for sartin on any
place to do my tradIn at. was in at
one place that suited me pretty well &,
and 1 saw them selling a heap Of things
and they was cheap TOO and rather
reckon on it that me and dad will do
our tradin at that thar place. II that
merchant and the HERALD nan agrees
on terms, 1 will next week indulge my
truthful tongue in doin some pretty
high old talkin for that Air same mer-
chant and tell all the people about his
heaps Of goods and his low prices
Look a leetle out now ladies and gents
for my speekins next week.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
NEW GOODS.

have just received my spring stock
Of. millinery goods. Call apd see the
latest styles, and learn prices. Can
suit you both as to kind Of goods and
prices. Mrs. C. j. FLEMING.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
Another Tumble in Interest on
Farm Loans.

Three year loans at 9 per cent. Five
and seven years at a less rate. No
commission. 1t will pay you big to
come and see me If you can't come,
write and tell what you want. First
class security will put rates away down.
Try it once. No blow about this, ac-
tual facts. J. w. LOWE,
Feb, 21st. Phiilipsburg, rs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

Notice is hereby gwen that the board
Of county commissioners will meet at
this Office on Monday, June the 9th as
o board of equalization and all persons
feeling aggrieVed will present their
claims at that time for adjustment.
S. j. HARTMAN, Co. Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
Letter List

Following is the list Of letters remaining in the
post Office at PhLlipsburg, Kansas, uncalled for
June LIST, 1857:
Turner FIR INK, Talbe-son ] II Turn er John
WILDER NJ Walker Alice Mark Miss
knight Carrie i Gentry " F / Charter II
BObo Fred c Robinson Z II Mouut d
Mclaughlin Eliza Lyon B ] Hiu Mrs Jane
Charters Miss S ID AdamEou Miss LEV
POSTAL CARDS.
ChTisholen G. " Davis S Cummings Wm
Douglass Frank Turner John HuEluC Geo
Parties calling for the any Of the above please
say advertised. ID. G. CLARK. p. NJ.
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Lower than Lowe" (J.wl

For either one %, two ". three 49,,
four a. or (5l year loan at per cent
No Commission. For a SeUen year.
loan the interest will be considerably
LOlOer. No Commission, I mean BUSH
ness, s. H. BRADLEY,
May I4-tf KirWin, Kan.
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Good mornin, Mister

Good mornin, Mister
editur. How are ye this
mOrnin. Well l see We
printed my other letter
and put my pietur in
your HERALD to. Don't
ye think I am pretty
hansOme like? Ny old
man thinks 1 am as
pretty as a rhinOcerus ,
and 1 think the sly
looks that old bachelor
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
For Sale.

The Commercial House, best hotel in
the city. For price, terms of payment
&c, call on DAVIS g LOWE,
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An cd Fashioned Pic-nic
BEATS THEM AL.

is offered to parties who will make
their farm loans of Pratt 6 Lewis.
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Sir CIvde

This beautiful draft stallion viii
stand at my barn. one mile northeast
Of Phillipsburg, for the coming season
Of 1857. j. W . lEAxsON.
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The Discovery of A Gas wen,

in PhilIpsburg would hardly create
more excitement than the low rates and
easy terms given by Pratt & Lewis on
farm loans.
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Matches and JelOeJTy at

.SpGULdj7l6 s. Butcher s.
Jewelry at H. S Polling & Co.'S.
Bargains at the Chicago Fair.
Pure oran-e cider at Geo Coles.
Mckay & Nlct ormick make abstracts
Notice our add in ;this paper.
TIE CtUCAGO FAIR.
Dry goods of all kinds at the Chicago
Fair.
Some communications stand over till
next week.
Sweet potato plants at ]. G. ! G Sc
Mixed paint cheap at S. S. Fisher &
Co.'S.
Remember to go to HarmOn's for
your wall paper.
E. A. Page will supply you with ice
cream every warm day.
HTexas Slftings'' q brand of cigars
At Geo. Coles that cannot be beat.
We warrant all our paints.
S. S. FISHER & Co.
Breakfast bacon, homeless hams and
side meat at Fleming & Risler's.
Perfumes and toilet articles, cheap
and good at S. 5. Fisher q Co.'s.
Go to N1pps & Klose on the east side
for your meats. 26-u
Best brands of cigars, at E. A. Pages.
Also a fine line of Confectionery.
Globe mixed paints the best in the
weird at HarmOn's.
Do you want good drugs, fresh and
cheap. If so 60 S. S. Fisher Il Co.'S.
Go to Fleming & Risler, the reliable
IN eat men, and get goodut OF steak
The farmers generally report the
crop prospects good in this county
Fine jewelry of all kinds at H. S.
POhng q Co.'S.
Try q glass Of that elegant orange
cider at Geo. Coles.
Prescriptions compounded with care
AT HarmOn's drug store.
Children's suits SI35 and upward at
Jake ROthschilds, Kirwin.
Mckay & Mccormick can save you
money If you want a loan.
See F,Gniag & Risler for all kinds Of
choice meat.
Who makes your abstracts? Alva H.
Pearson. That is right. 2l-tt-
Matches and JeIOeLTy at
,Spo1CJdiRg 6, Butchers.
Go to E. A. Page for oranges, or
.ange cider, and fruits Of all kinds.
Mems suits only 81 atl ROthschilds,
KirWin, Kansas.
Harmon keeps q full stock of first
class drugs.
H>rm0n can supply you with any
thing IL the jewelry line, very cheap.
Old exeh. snge papers for sale at this
office AT Inc /. ate Of SOC per hundred. IT,.
The Deering al Steel Binder is the
best. Sold by Prentice q Hall. SUI.
The HERALD Office IS turning out
some nice lob work now. We are pre-
pared to do good work. 30 give US 4
call
DIR. Ferguson, the Dentist, viii re-
turn to Phnlipsburg June the 18th TO
attend to business in his line. Can on
him.
Alva A. Pearson, abstractOr, Is turn
inc out some most excellent work IN his
line. He is a careful experienced alb
.stractOr. u
We are informed that Mr.. France Of
Indiana, has rented the brick building
on the west side and will open hard
ware store.
Go 20 II. A. HarmOn's drug store for
new fresh drugs; they receive them al
most daily. They have wall paper
nice, new and cheap.
Brick for sale for wells, cisterns,
cellars, foundations, walls and ehlnl-
Bank.
When you have to have money on
farm mortgages do not Iall 70 car anu
sec VIM. Bissen, before making AZ
engagements elsewhere. II
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FARM OANSl
-AND-
MONEY ON LONG AND SHORT TIME.

Moneypaid whenpapers are sign
ed. No papers sent away for ap-
prOval. We make our own ex-
aminatiOns. Everything con-
corning the loan dOnein our Office
where interest and principal can
be paid. We want your patron
''e0 NJ. V, WATSON.
Feast side of square, I'd door north of G. Gebharts.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

The HERALD goes 20 press Friday morning. All
matter must be IN the printers hands before that
time 70 insure Insertion. Send it in several
days earlier than that when possible n
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

To WH01L II NAY COECEII1.
Notice IL hereby given that on Friday 2 une 18th
1887, we viii sell 70 G.. Y. CreHEhaF, the north
half Of the northeast quarter Of section % town g.
range Is, it being the balance Of Phillips County
Poor Farm, for the Of 1893, TO be paid when
deed is made. Now this lie to give notice that IL
amy one can show cause why this deed should not
be made and the Land sold they are requested 70
use the proper remedies and restrain us from
making sale ". D COTLEGTOE, Chairman.
III. MCDOWELL
SEAL JuHs i. HAH.
Members Of Board.
Att5sg: s J. HAETltAs. County Clerk.
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Do not Bite OF More Than You
Can Chew.

by paying exorbitant rates on farm
loans, when you can get low rates and
easy terms Of Pratt & Lewis.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court OF Phillips County, in the
State Of Kansas;
Missouri d. Greenwood Plaintiff,

lLIzEVlII d UE5suFI0olI EIaIlILLII 7
FE.
Joseph Greenwood, Defendant.
To Joseph Greenwood, defendant in the above
entitled action: You are hereby notified that you
have been sued; that the said plaintiff, Missouri
q. Greenwood did on the ID day Of June, 1887,
dls In the once Of the Clerk Of The District
Court Of Phillips county, in the State Of
Kansas, her petition against you, in which she
prays for q judgment and decree for a divorce
IRON you, on the grounds Of gross neglect Of duty
and habitaal Drunkenness on your part towards
the plaintiff for more than year last past and
also q judgment and decree GWardlngthe care
custody and control Of the minor children, Delcss
A. Frank, and Joseph /. Greenwood to said
plaintiff. You are further hereby notified that
yea must answer the matters and things set forth
In said petition aforesaid on or before the 18Th
day Of July, 1887 the same VIII be taken ae
true and judgment and decree be rendered against
YOU and In favor OF plaintiff As prayed for IN the
said petition and as therein set forth.
MISSOURI H GREENWOOD Pitt
By her Atty's Pratt 4 Lewis,
LsEALI CLERK OF District Court j4-3i
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23
The Licensed Saloon,
SKATER 1T.
ssSOw the Seed.se

~ Plant Temperance truths IN
Family Fields reap Prohibition ha,-
rssts al the Polls. Scatter The Free
man.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23
NUMBER u.
News of the Week.

The Missouri Legislature has
passed law making it crime to
gamble in grain in the Merchants
Exchange.
Disastrous floods are raging on
the upper Missouri and its tribu-
taries, delug ing the country and
destroy ing vast quantities Of stock
and property.
The salary of the Governor of
Ohio has been raised from $4,000 to
IS, 900.
A TORNADO at Tampa, Fla, kill
ed three persons and damaged
property, $4,000.
Louisa Hancock, little old
woman who is worth $4,000 and
claims kinship to the dead General,
sells matches on the streets of Phil
adelphia.
Capt. J. B. Eads the great civil
engineer and builder of the noted
Mississippi jetties, is dead.
The Durham distillery, ct Gov
ington, KY, burned recently. One
man was fatally injured, and 1900
barrels of bonded whisky were con-
sumed.
On Monday a disastrous FIRE
swept over the Assembly Grounds
at Chautaqua New York.
Over forty cottages and the
splendid new hotel we're burned.
On Monday the Grand Central
Tb eater, Troy N. Y, was burned,
together with other large buildings.
Several lives lost in the ruins.
With further news the calamity
at the burning Of Richmond Hotel.
Buffalo, grows more appalling.
The death list reaches nearly thir-
ty, with fears that many more Of
the burned and wounded victims
will die.
Fifty saloon keepers Of Avon
dale, Cincinnati suburb, were ar
rested last Sunday for keeping
open their saloons.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23

Almost every State exchange
received seems to rejoice that the
people are to have an opportunity
to vote upon the Prohibitory
Amendment. The notable excep.
tions are the Wheeling papers,
but we don't know that they are
in the habit of rejecting the sen.
timent of the State, anyhow. Xxx
Let the people have all the light
possible on the subject and vote
without being influenced by par
ty, and the decision will command
the respect of all.
As one of the live questions of
the day it will be fully and fairly
discussed by the Volunteer"
which will always be found in
line tor the right.-W etsd Volum-
teer.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23
West Virginia Academy.

The Spring term of the Academy
opened March 9th, with larger
attendance than any previous
term.
Students are arriving every day.
Thus far, students are present from
nine counties. About thirty who
were not here before have entered.
Good rooms well furnished and
boarding can be had at many pla.
ces for $3.50 per week Buekhonon
Delta.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23

The death of a woman 1O2 years
old is reported from jackson coun-
ty.
The W. G. T. u. held a public.
Temperance meeting in Hunting
ton last Sunday.
WHISKY. At West Columbia on
March Is, occurred an ugly stab
bling ARRAY.
The difficulty grew out of a.
quarrel over q jug Of whisky. Cur
tbs Kerwood, the victim, was stab
bed in several different places by
James Lloyd, who escaped, and is-
still at large.
CHEAP. The old court house
at Clarksburg was sold last week
for two dollars, the purchaser TO-
take the building down, prepara-
tory to the construction Of new
one.
There are now thirty eight coal
mines tributary to the Great Kan
awha river, with present capac-
ity of six million tons yearly, and
the number is increasing.
One hundred and fifty coke
ovens are now in course of con-
struction by the New River Coke
Co.
The Kanawha County Grand
Jury recently found 127 indict-
ments; whisky of course.
The Clarksburg Nesos says; "The'
wheat crop for this year in Harris
on county bids fair to be one of the
best ever harvested.
Fayette county mines and ships
more coal and manufactures more
coke than any other county In tina,
State.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23
MICHIGAN.S BATTLE.
The Fight Raging Between the
Homes and Saloons.
a Stirring Letter from the Front, By
Rev. E. ". Ryan.
GA WAsH. AVE, BAY CITY, !
MICH. 3d.15. 1887. [

\,
MICH, 3d-15, 1887.
ED. FREEMAN:
/ send you 50 on subscription,
which you will please apply to my
credit. The Freeman is always
welcome visitor among the papers
which come to my desk.
am glad for the victories al
ready achieved in my native State,
and trust they may be multiplied
until the enemy of the Home, the
demon Rum, shall be swept from
the Switzerland of America"
The battle is raging in Michi-
gan. No difference where you
touch the line, you find first class
fighting. He'll seems to be
let loose against the Right, but
God is on the side of Truth, and we
shall win. l had the privilege OF
speaking to thousand people Sat-
urday night last. You may be
sure l told them to vote for the
Amendment. l think the Amend.
ment will carry at the polls, but it it
does not, something will drop, and
the &c. o. p" will hear the sound
thereof. The Republican party
in the Legislature voted the
Amendment through. Many of the
party now through their papers,
say, ave have fulfilled our pledge.
We now leave the matter with
the people,"
But here is fact or two, which
our Republican friends, at least out
here, might we'll consider. They
have claimed to be the Temper
ance people of the State, and op
this proposition have vigorously
opposed the "rhird Party" Now
the Republicans can vote this
Amendment through, for they are
in the majority, but We Prohibi
tionists will help them, of course.
But suppose they do not stand by
the Amendment and let it go down
before the ranks of the enemy, then
there will be a grand stampede
from both the old parties, into the
new and vigorous Third Party
ranks. So you see we fanatics
are in clover, in either event, and
are waiting for results. In the
meantime we are working like
beavers for the Amendment, and
believe it will carry. When you
get more work over there in West
Virginia than you can do, l will
come over and help you. would
like to fire few shots along those
hills, when the fighting gets first
class.
Yours for the Amendment,
X. w. RYAN.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23
W. VA, WEDNESDAY,. MAR. %, 1887.
The Struggle I'm West Vir-
ginia.
AS WATCHED BY HER SONS
GONE VEST.
Lively Letter from Rec. S. E. Steele.

DEAR FREEMAN
The struggle in West Virginia
thus far, has not been without in
terest to many who labored in
years gone by for the Home and
against the Rum Power. And /
think we all shouted Hallelujah
when We received the news that
the Prohibition Amendment had
been submitted to q vote OF the
people. l know l did, and l still
say, "Bless the Lord O my Soul,
and all that is within me, bless
His Holy Name"
The men who dared to vote tor
submission, in the face of such
strong opposition, deserve to be
honored by all the good people of
the land and especially by all the
lovers of the Home in West Vir-
glnia-
And now, as you are to have an
open field fight, a hand to hand
conflict, / do not doubt the result.
The Amendment having been
submitted by more than a two
third vote OF both houses, it be-
comes at once non partisan, 80 the
whole Temperance element of all
the parties, and those of no party
utilization (if there be such) can
unite on this broad platform, and
fight successfully, the worst enemy
that God or humanity ever had.
The anti-saloon element of the
State united, and these forces we'll
organized, with the one object in
view, to carry the Amendment,
success will surely follow by
twenty thousand majority; leav.
ing off questions that would divide
strength. forgetting nationality
and all political, social, and relig'
ious differences, work heartily tol
this far-reaching and on coming
reform. Leave politicians to take
care of themselves, get the Amend
ment into the Constitution of the
State, and all other matters will
soon adjust Themselves to it; fol
the people of a State that car
amend their constitution, prohi
biting the rum power, can soon
and s0iH enforce it, drying up the
last saloon sink Of iniquity. Give
every body credit for what they dc
in favor of the Home unite every
element that is opposed to thu
saloon, and victory will be com
plete. Az it will require the unit
ed effort Of all the Temperance ele
ment in the State, to overthrow
the strongly entrenched enemy.
hope the FREEMAN will be NOR,
than over clear on this line, givine
no uncertain sound and if 30, al
will be with you, heart and hant
to overthrow the Ruin Rum.
What if we cant agree on every
thing; all good people can agree
in saying, The Saloon Must Go, ant
working to make it CO. Thus far
you have made the FREEMAN ,
power tor good and out of tn,
the State, and no doubt, you viii
still keep face to the foe, until b.
is driven out of the State ant
Nation.
May God bless you all in you
labor and work for the Home,
/ s. K. STEELE.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23

All persons can be supplied towards max
Ing the natural hair beautiful and abun-
dant 10 contained in Ayers Hair vigor. 1t
keeps the scalp free from dandrun. pre-.
vents the hair from becoming dry and
harsh, and makes 1t flexible and glossy,
1t stimulates the roots to healthy action :,
and promotes q healthy, vigorous growth.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23
Read this call, then read the next import.
ant matter, Prayer & Sons Announcement
CALL
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT CONFERENCE
TO THE PUBLIC:

WHEREAS The Legislature West Virginia recently proposed
an State Constitution prohibiting
u intoxicating liquors this State provided
people be taken the
in November, 1888, and
WHEREAS, It highly important that campaign
ratification said Amendment should be naugurated
N Therefore, the undersigned do hereby unite requesting
of all friends of the Amendment
without regard party aton composed
briefly Peace and Prosperity of all parties creed orders and societies
including all who desire the adoption said Amendment the
pie held at Parkersburg,
Thursday. the 24th day OF March, 1854.
o'clock NJ in the Baptist Church. for the full and
free discussion and to outline aggressive Amendment Campaign
We urge large attendance.
in writing fully
suggestions regarding Address
tons to A. L. pURINTON, Parkersburg, W. Va
Let all who Home Country together and join heartily
this With purpose with ha
plans and perfect Union ranks grand victory with
in reach and West Virginia Homes shall be Free
eIeNED,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23
[eIGNED,1

N. Potts, Thos. Medford, ]. L. Crider
+. T. Harvey, Rev. w. P. Walker, of Cabel1
County.
Prof, P. Is. Reynolds, Prof. d. B. Purinton,
W.T. Wiley, of Monongalia County,
Rev. G. E. Hite, g. w. Atkinson, John
Bailie, ]. M. Clouston, of Ohio County.
James II. Ferguson, r. s. Carr, Rev. T. c.
Johnson, of Kanawha County,
Jno. A. Cambell, of Hancock County.
Rev. ]. o. Thorn pson, T. e. McCoole, J. T.
Geluicks, T. r. Carskadon, T. d. Arnold, of
Mineral County.
Rev. L. e. Peters, II. d. Boughner, w. J.
Cole, 6. ]. Staley, r. 8. Northcott,. M. W.
Smith, Jasper Pew, w: R; Foredyce, J. n.
Lyon, G.. L. Edmonds, w. P. Holden, W. II.
Freeman, E. A. Peck, of Harrison County.
W. II: Smith. Sr., G. F. Scott, Rev. J. w.
Carter, Dave d. Johnson, Rev. ]. N. Carter,
County.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23
This is a Baptist Shout.
GRANVILLE o., I
MAR. Is, 1887 {

Dear Freeman:
l enclose postal note for three
dollars. Mark my gu Inscription for
ward three years if you can
Glory to God, for your triumph
in West Virginia, in the Submits.
sion of the Amendment May the
good Lord send US such a victory in
Ohio, ere long! 1t is coming, slow
but sure.
Yours Fraternally,
CHARLES RnoADs.
We have both Methodist and
Bsptiet ehouting ON frat page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23

NorEThe foregoing call hastily sent to friends in diff
frent the State with the few
resenting different parties and professions We publish the
they pe6xng REV to designate ministers We are
glad Richie friends end in such lengthy list This shows
for the that well heming majority
for the Amendment in this sawart Prohibition county
Come friends the Conference and give of faith and
thusasm.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-23

Will A. Strickler, VIM. Rymer, ]. H. Lid
niger, P. w. Morris, r. H. Freer, W. g
Miller, A. s. McDougal, M. s. Hall, h. G.
Showalter, Rev. Asbury Mick, Rev. f. j.
Mckinney, H, b. McCollum, T. c. Martin,
NJ. D.. c. E. Haddox, Rev. u. M. Sleeth, r. b.
Shepherd, j. r. Sigler, W. Hail, Van A,
Zeveley, J. B. Maxwell, II. Sharp, D. Nc
Gregor, J. Nj. Wise, Il. Wanless. J. n. Hanley
g. B. Douglass, M. G. Earnest, R. H. Ruther-
ford, ]. q. Rutherford. ]. v. Pew, VIM.
Thrash, D. T. Bumgardper, George Ruther-
W. NJ. Weekley, ] X. Graham, N. p, Kim
ball, J. M. wilson, ". Fl .Lantz, Q. X. Brown,
F. Il. Martin, N. P. Sigler, II. ]. Scott, b.
Thomas, L. D. Brown, A. Flesher, Ritcnie
County.
WEST VIRGINIA W. C.T.U.
JANE A. JOHNSON, Prest
adobe II. MKRRICK, Cor. Sec.
[Signed by order of the State Executive
COmmittee.1
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-21
Connubiai Knots

Married, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Turner, in this city,
Tuesday, October 18th, 1887, Mr.. J. VIM.
Miller, a prosperous young merchant Of
Paris, ILL.,, to Miss Bell Turner, Elder B.
w. Trimble officiating. The happy coup
lie took the morning train for Cincinnati,
and will make bridal tour in the East.
Mr.. Miller's mother was present at the
wedding. 1t was a quiet affair, and at
tended by only about two dozen relatives
and friends. We are informed that the
groom lie first-class young man, and we
are prepared to say, from long acquaint-
ance with the bride, that she is a lady
of rare beauty and accomplishments, and
we regard her as one of Montgomery
county's most worthy daughters.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
father, Judge NJ. NJ. Cassidy, on Wednes-
day evening, October 18th, 1887, by Elder
J. s. Shouse, of Lexington, Elder b. w.
Trimble to Miss Cora Cassiday, both Of
this city. Mr. Trimble is an able young
minister Of the Christian Church, and a
son of the we'll known capitalists of this
city, j. G. Trimble. The bride il a lovely
young lady, and by her training and
early attained piety, is we'll qualified for
the wife of minister, and co-worker
in the veneyard Of the Master. They
will 80 10 Caliiorna, and will probably
make that State their future home
Sentinsl. Democrat.